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Let Ruburt remind himself that his birth was not responsible for his mother’s incapacity. He did not rob her of her own life by being born.

He has no reason (long pause) to feel guilty, or to punish himself for his mother’s situation. He did not murder her in any way by his birth. He is, therefore, no murderer or destroyer, or contemptible. He is not his mother’s murderer, then, in any fashion, nor responsible for the breakup of his parents’ marriage.

He has no such crime, or crimes, to repent of, or to punish himself for. He is not therefore an unnatural daughter of the earth.

Tell Ruburt he is in no way responsible for killing his grandmother or the housekeeper.

There is, therefore, in those regards, no cause for self-punishment or penance (crying), or turmoil. He is therefore not damned in any manner — neither by God or nature, and there is no reason for him to damn himself. He is therefore innocent, and pronounced so.